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I can't really understand it, but they claim that the C is captured. No idea where the CO came from.Not?
But it it's a "hydrocarbon", it's not emission-free (at the point of use).
Could be - I like the idea of hydrogen rather than EV, but it seems to have some problems (which is why EV is being promoted ahead of it).Conclusion on the other forum is that it's just clickbait.
Yeah - there isn't much of it and it's mostly made by reforming methane. It's less 'green' than most fossil fuels. (Not sure about coal.)Could be - I like the idea of hydrogen rather than EV, but it seems to have some problems (which is why EV is being promoted ahead of it).
...but that's not an issue if you could make your own hydrogen from photovoltaic or wind. That's a lot easier than making your own petrol!Bear in mind that the cycle for using electricity to produce hydrogen and then using that for propulsion is about 30% efficient.
Not something I'd try. Diesel is OK; petrol would be interesting; hydrogen ... way beyond my pay grade (or risk tolerance).That's a lot easier than making your own petrol!
I'm not sure any can do 0-100% in 20 mins. It's more common to do something like 20-80% on rapid charge because the batteries don't like high charge rates at low and high SoC.There is loads online about EVs only taking 20 minutes to charge, but those batteries aren't going to survive that long, are they?
Hopefully ... by the time you need to do that in a 9 yo EV there will be adequate en route charging provision.Bournemouth and back (a regular non-Covid run) is 230 miles.